Geibel High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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A TQ mv ,wmaffm Physical Education sf 3. John Zawislan holds the ball high while Joe Herchko is ready just below. Physical Education provides an opportunity to learn good sportsmanship and fair play. Calis- thenics before gm classes help to tune up muscles and spark greater agility. Physical Education is an essential ingredient in our schedule. Health classes were spent in learning to give first aid. Victims were plentiful. Under the direc- tion of a capable instructor, arms and legs were bandaged, splints applied, and faint students re- vived. Pushups keep the boys in trim. James Ganlon, Richard O'Hanlon, Edward Zgorecki, Richard Hermon, manage an average of 50.

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, ,s M V is.: 1 gk -1 at Future seamstresses, Judy Reed, Mary Katherine Habit, Mary Ann Ciamaco,-each works dili- gently to complete one more dress for her personal wardrobe. Bernadette Rocheck patiently waits her tum at the machine. Home Economics Courses encourage active roles in domestic and social affairs. Toward New Horizons is the aim. It teaches young women to dress ap- propriately and to eat properly. It stresses important skills in sewing, cooking, and purchasing. Learning to live better today assures better standards of Christian Living tomorrow. Homemaking is more than housekeeping-it is keeping hearts happy- 7 ' . .. ., ..,.aan. 'lx Attractive dieticians Barbara Relich, Jackie Hoppe, Myrna Heffner, and Kathy ,lobes enjoy working together. :en fy rx EQ. -Pk as 1 -f. 4 Pa Ms.

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Barbara Relich and Rob- erta Connors apply first aid to a very patient victim, Ruth Ann Daugherty. Cirl's gym class--precision and conditioning